Another tragic news story this morning; Anthony Bourdain committed suicide in his France hotel room. Chef, author, and host of the wildly successful series "Parts Unknown," 61-year-old Bourdain seemed to have the dream life to the rest of us. This news after famous 55-year-old designer, Kate Spade, was pronounced dead by suicide Tuesday. She left behind a 13-year-old daughter. Devastating. So many speculations about depression and marital conflict. We are all asking, why? How could this be?
It's not just celebrities that struggle with emotional overwhelm. Too often parents in my practice sit on the edge of my couch terrified that their child's social media post about wanting to "go dark" and their announcement that they have the lamest parents ever is the red flag that they could lose him to suicide. Teens tell me how burdened they are with worry about their friends who are cutting, using drugs, and talking of suicide. They keep their confidence and listen; all the while caught in terror that telling an adult will violate the loyalty code but not telling may result in a more tragic consequence. Those who are suicidal leak their pain out bit by bit, desperately grasping for a moment of contentment and calm. Suicide rates are up by 25%, yet we aren't clear what factors support this devastating trend.
Although many suicidal people are depressed or addicted to drugs or alcohol, many are not. The one thing suicide completers have in common is a perfect storm of events that culminate in five minutes of the courage it needs to escape their current situation. For those who are suffering from terminal illness, chronic pain, addiction spirals, mental illness, and/or horrific life circumstances, we can kind of understand that logic. After all, who hasn't dreamed of a moment of relief when mired with emotional or physical pain?
What we don't understand, and in many circumstances can't forgive, is how can the suicidal burden friends and family with such devastating feelings of confusion and loss. When one loses a loved one to suicide, they are left ruminating over what they missed, how they might have intervened. They grieve, and they rage. They become trapped in that vicious cycle of fear and confusion similar to the suicide victim, usually for far longer than the suicide victim contemplated their plan. With postmortem analysis, there's no opportunity to discover all the pieces of the puzzle or intervene for recovery. The decision to give up has been made for them, usually without sufficient explanation or warning. If one didn't know better, it would seem suicide is a violently hostile behavior aimed at all those who love.
We must know better, for the sake of Asia Argento, Andy Spade, and Frances Beatrix Spade. And please, please, please don't judge or shame the victims left behind. I'm disgusted with online comments blaming parents and spouses. They are suffering so much already. They need our love and compassionate support more than ever.
The truth is, most suicidal individuals I have worked with explain after recovery that they simply couldn't generate any other alternative to escape their overwhelming feelings of hopelessness. That in the midst of it all, they were simply numb to possibilities. This brings me to three important points when dealing with suicidal ideation.
First, to recover from life crisis, one must be prepared to take the time to process powerful feelings with the intent of working through them. That means recognizing that in the phase of emotional numbing or overwhelm, parts of the brain are actually offline. They are not available to fill in the overall picture of understanding and insight. Often it takes time to sketch in the emotional factors necessary for insight and emotional mastery. As our brain and feelings come online again, we will feel a range of sometimes baffling emotions. For some that is experienced as a slow drip, while for others it will be a firehose. For most, those feelings wax and wane based on situational cues, resulting in a rollercoaster of experience. Painful and sometimes seemingly impossible, tolerating the leaning in is necessary for the stretching of the soul that is wisdom.
To support those struggling to lean in, help them establish peaceful moments for honest, investigative discovery. These moments of authentic insight weave into profound wisdom over time that becomes the tapestry of who we really are. Coming out of a crisis with a more integrated and thorough understanding of oneself and others is called post-traumatic growth. Sometimes it is at times of extreme pain that one becomes capable of understanding the precious elements of life. The key is to lean in and patiently recognize that recovery is imminent.
Second, work to achieve recovery by actively problem solving and making an activity schedule (take a walk, shower, eat breakfast, visit a friend, make a meal, listen to rejuvenating music, write in your journal or engage in some type of creativity). Psychology researchers have identified active problem solving as an important contributor to recovery. Active problem solving is the ability to generate and implement discrete steps to make the situation better. In contrast with passive problem solving, or relying on others or fate or luck to fix things, active problem solving can pull in just enough hope to get help or find reasons and ways to stay living until things get better.
The final point I'd like to offer is how to provide the best support to a friend or loved one in pain. Too often young people in my practice shoulder the devastating burden of the emotional chaos that their friends express in private online disclosures. To seek help is a breach of trust and loyalty. But to endure the pain with the friend can wear one down to the point where they too are depleted of passion, hope, and joy. Is the solution to tell adults for help and risk angering the friend who seems incapable of tolerating yet another disappointment?
The answer is, absolutely. Every day I teach clients that being there for those we love is the fuel of intimacy. However, when one crosses the line to self threat, either with self harm, drug abuse, or suicidal threats, private disclosure can become emotional abuse. When friends fish for support with threat and then demand secrecy, they are burdening others in a helpless shackle of emotional violence. Unloading pain on a loved one without taking steps for recovery traps them as a devastated and impotent audience to destruction. That is not friendship.
Recognize that these feelings are temporary. The permanent solution of suicide is too devastating to all of those who love you to be a reasonable option.
Give yourself the occasional self-compassionate, quiet time it takes to gently process your feelings as you engage in the routines and rituals of everyday life.
Seek restorative sleep, exercise, and clean, delicious food.
Allow your friends the privilege of support and surround yourself with pleasant memories and precious future plans.
If you are witness to self-harm threats, whether this is your loved one, your friend, or your child's friend, notify the person's loved ones or reach out for professional help. Silently shouldering your knowledge is missing opportunity for potentially life-saving intervention.
Life is a difficult journey, but it is worth the fight of living it well. When in doubt, always err in the direction of compassion. What do you think? To read more about the components of suicide risk, check out my 2014 article The Death of Robin Williams: Suicidal Impulse, the Media, and Your Obligation As a Compassionate Citizen of the Planet.
Thank you so much for your insightful articles. They offer so much clarity in the often murky waters of parenting and life in general.
Thanks for the feedback. You made my day.
Thank you so much for this, Dr. Bennett! It is clear and gives me some actual actions to take – which leads to hope. I think including the National Suicide Prevention Hotline number would be good to include in your article, too. It is: 1-800-273-8255 They also have live, online chat available 24 hours/a day. We all need to be working on this together.
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Harlequins fly-half Nick Evans has signed a new contract with the club.
The 35-year-old former New Zealand international joined Quins in 2008 and has scored 2,024 points in 181 appearances for the Premiership club.
"Nick is the consummate professional and his competitiveness still burns more than it ever has," said director of rugby Conor O'Shea.
"He is a massive influence on the group and he has become a true legend in the history of Harlequins."
The club have not disclosed the length of Evans' new deal at the Twickenham Stoop.
Evans, who won 16 caps for the All Blacks between 2004 and 2007, helped Quins win the Amlin Challenge Cup in 2011 and the Premiership title a year later.
He became the club's leading points scorer in 2013, surpassing Bob Hiller, and is fifth on the all-time list of top points scorers in the Premiership.
"Harlequins has been the biggest part of my professional career and I am so proud to have been given the opportunity to continue at this great club," he said.
"The potential this group of players has is incredibly exciting. I'm looking forward to being able to help the squad reach our domestic and European goals once again."


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The Rose agreement is one of several similar agreements that will be announced by Novian Health this year.Novilase is a minimally invasive procedure that uses heat from a laser to destroy benign breast tumors, or fibroadenomas. Fibroadenomas are prevalent in younger women. An alternative to surgery, Novilase is safe, effective, and less risky than lumpectomy while providing a superior cosmetic outcome. Novilase is FDA-cleared for this indication and is not an experimental procedure.
Novilase will be performed at the Rose Breast Center using only local anesthetic.The procedure is performed via two small probes inserted through tiny nicks in the skin.Only targeted tissue is destroyed. The skin nicks made for the procedure close with a bandage instead of sutures. After the treatment, the body's natural process repairs the site by replacing ablated tissue with normal tissue.
Well known as a Denver institution for 60 years, HealthONE Rose Medical Center is a leader in comprehensive women's, surgical and endoscopy services, heart and vascular, orthopedics,total joint replacement, bariatrics, and sports, internal and aesthetic medicine. By offering a high level of expertise and service across all disciplines, Rose has become a destination hospital, attracting patients from throughout Colorado and around the world.
Rose Medical Center was recently named one of the nation's 100 Top Hospitals® by Thomson Reuters, a leading provider of information to improve the cost and quality of healthcare. The award recognizes hospitals that have achieved excellence in clinical outcomes, patient safety, patient satisfaction, financial performance, and operational efficiency. This was the fourth time that Rose was recognized with this honor.
Novian Health received its first FDA 510(k) market clearance for treating fibroadenomas (benign tumors) of the breast and expects to offer its technology at centers around the country. Approval for treatment of malignant tumors will also be sought.
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Sourav Chandidas Ganguly is the 39th and present president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India, is an Indian cricket administrator, commentator, and former national team captain.
Sourav Ganguly Biography:
Sourav Ganguly was born in Calcutta on July 8, 1972. His father's name is Chandidas and his mother's name is Nirupa Ganguly. Chandidas ran a thriving print business and was one of the city's wealthiest men. Ganguly grew up in opulence and was dubbed the 'Maharaja,' which translates as the 'Great King.' Ganguly's father, Chandidas Ganguly, died on February 21, 2013, at the age of 73, following a long illness.
Ganguly was initially drawn to the game because football was the most popular sport in Calcutta. However, academics got in the way of his passion for sports, and Nirupa was not enthusiastic about Ganguly pursuing a career in cricket or any other sport. Snehasish, his elder brother, was already a well-known Bengal cricketer at the time. He supported Ganguly's dream of becoming a cricketer and asked their father to enroll Ganguly in a cricket coaching camp during his summer vacation. Ganguly was in the tenth grade at the time.
Despite being right-handed, Ganguly learned to bat left-handed in order to use his brother's athletic equipment. He was accepted into a cricket academy after demonstrating some promise as a batsman. At their house, an indoor multi-gym and concrete wicket were built so that he and Snehasish could practice the game. They used to watch old cricket match videos, particularly those of David Gower, whom Ganguly praised.
After scoring a century against the Orissa Under–15 side, he was named captain of the St Xavier's School cricket team, where several of his teammates complained about his arrogance. While on tour with a junior team, Ganguly reportedly refused his turn as the twelfth man because he felt the duties involved, which included organizing equipment and drinks for the players and delivering messages, were beneath his social status. Ganguly allegedly refused to do such tasks because he thought it was beneath his social status to help his teammates in such a way. His play, on the other hand, earned him a chance to make his first-class cricket debut for Bengal in 1989, the same year his brother was dropped from the team.
Snehasish Ganguly, Ganguly's elder brother, introduced him to cricket. He began his career by playing on state and high school teams. After competing in various Indian domestic tournaments such as the Ranji and Duleep trophies, Ganguly received his big break while representing India on their tour of England. He batted 131 times and cemented his spot on the Indian team. Ganguly's spot in the team was secured after strong performances in series against Sri Lanka, Pakistan, and Australia, where he was named Man of the Match in all three. In the 1999 Cricket World Cup, he and Rahul Dravid shared a 318-run partnership, which remains the highest overall partnership score in World Cup tournament history.
Due to match-fixing scandals involving other team members in 2000, as well as his poor health, Indian captain Sachin Tendulkar resigned, and Ganguly was named captain of the Indian cricket team. After an unsuccessful stint with county side Durham and for taking off his shirt in the NatWest Series final in 2002, he was quickly chastised in the media. He captained India to the World Cup final in 2003, where they were defeated by Australia. He was dropped from the team the following year due to a decrease in individual performance. In 2006, he returned to the National team and had a successful batting performance. Around this time, he got into an argument with Indian team coach Greg Chappell over a series of misunderstandings. Ganguly was dropped from the team once more, but he was chosen to play in the 2007 Cricket World Cup.
He is widely regarded as one of India's most successful captains of the modern era, as well as one of the greatest ODI batsmen of all time. He is presently the eighth highest run-scorer in One Day Internationals (ODIs) and the third batsman in history to reach 10,000 runs, following Sachin Tendulkar and Inzamam Ul Haq. Wisden Cricketers' Almanack ranked him sixth-best ODI batsman of all time in 2002, behind Viv Richards, Sachin Tendulkar, Brian Lara, Dean Jones, and Michael Bevan.
In 2008, Ganguly was named captain of the Kolkata Knight Riders in the Indian Premier League Twenty20 cricket tournament. He resigned his position from international cricket the same year, following a home Test series against Australia. He continued to play for the Bengal team and was selected to the Cricket Association of Bengal's Cricket Development Committee. Ganguly, who batted left-handed, was a prolific One Day International (ODI) batsman, amassing over 11,000 ODI runs. He is one of India's most successful Test captains, having won 21 of 49 tests.
With 11 wins, Sourav Ganguly is the most successful Indian test captain outside of India. Before he became captain, the Indian team was listed eighth in the ICC rankings; during his tenure, the team rose to second. Ganguly, an aggressive captain, is credited with developing the careers of many young players who played under him, as well as transforming the Indian team into an aggressive fighting unit.
Ganguly, along with Harshavardhan Neotia, Sanjiv Goenka, and Utsav Parekh, is also a co-owner of Atlético de Kolkata, an Indian Super League franchise that won the inaugural season in 2014.
Ganguly received the Padma Shri, India's highest civilian award, in 2004. On May 20, 2013, Ganguly received the Banga Bhibhushan Award from the Government of West Bengal.
Ganguly is currently a member of the Justice Mudgal Committee, which was appointed by the Supreme Court of India to investigate the IPL spot-fixing and betting scandal.
At the age of 18, he made his Ranji Trophy debut in the Eden Gardens final against Bengal and Delhi. Ganguly made his Test debut alongside Rahul Dravid against England in the second of a three-match series at Lord's Cricket Ground. Despite the fact that England had won the first of the three-match series, Ganguly made a century, becoming only the third cricketer in history to do so on his debut at Lord's.
Ganguly was a member of the Indian squad that won the World Cup in England in 1999. India elected to bat in their encounter against Sri Lanka at Taunton. Ganguly scored 183 off 158 balls after Sadagoppan Ramesh was dismissed, with 17 fours and seven sixes. It was the second-highest score in World Cup history, and it was the highest by an Indian at the time.
Sourav Ganguly was selected captain of the ODI team in 2000. He was key in the team's first series triumph over South Africa. He also led the team to the finals of the ICC Knockout Trophy in 2000.
He also led the team to the finals of the 2003 ICC World Cup, where they were defeated by Australia. In October 2008, he announced his retirement from international cricket, with the test series against Australia being his final match. After retiring, Ganguly moved to the commentary box and is now an active administrator for the BCCI and ICC.
Records :
*In One Day Internationals, he is the only cricketer to win four straight man-of-the-match honors.
*With 11,363 runs, he is the ninth-best run-scorer in ODI history and third among Indians.
*In an ICC Champions Trophy final, he holds the record for the highest individual score by any batsman.
*He was also the first player in the history of the ICC Champions Trophy to score three centuries.
*After AB De Villiers of South Africa, who broke Ganguly's record in 2017, he was the second-fastest batsman to achieve 9,000 ODI runs.
*In ODI cricket, he is one of just six players to have achieved the elusive triple of 10,000 runs, 100 wickets, and 100 catches.
*His batting average in Tests never fell below 40.
*In the Cricket World Cup, he has the highest individual score by an Indian batsman.
*One of only 14 cricketers in the world to have played 100 Tests and 300 One-Day Internationals.
*India's most successful Test captain outside of India, having won 11 of the 28 matches he led.
(1)Full Name: Sourav Chandidas Ganguly
(2)Born: 8 July 1972 in Calcutta
(3)Father: Chandidas Ganguly
(4)Mother: Nirupa Ganguly
(5)Spouse: Dona Ganguly
(6)Children: Sana Ganguly
(7)Brother: Snehasish Ganguly
(8)Birth Sign: Cancer
(9)Nationality: Indian
(10)Religion: Hindu
(11)Occupation: Cricketer(All-rounder, Batsman)
(12)Height: 5'9″
(13)Jersey number: 24
(14)Coach: BD Desai, VS Marshall Patil
(15)Favourite Shot: Uppercut
(16)Hobbies: Listening to music and playing soccer
(17)Education qualification: Graduation in commerce from the prestigious St. Xavier's College
(18)Eye color: black
(19)Hair color: black
(20)International retirement: 2008
(21)House Address: not known
(22)Contact Number: not known
(23)Email ID: not known
(24)Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OfficialSCGanguly/
(25)Twitter: https://twitter.com/SGanguly99?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor
(26)Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/souravganguly/?hl=ena
(27)Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxYjwFdmxT4
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I have already updated the status of my dog, Harvey, on several social media sites (he has his own FB page: https://www.facebook.com/Harveyalbertpresley/), but I feel the need to follow-up here, too. He's Okay. He has doggy bronchitis and he is on antibiotics. We didn't do an x-ray of his heart, because it didn't seem necessary. His heart sounds good and healthy. He's been on antibiotics for two days now, and his coughing has noticeably slowed down. He does, however, need to lose the ten pounds he gained since I broke my foot last June, therefore, he is on reduced caloric intake.
I am working hard on photos for the applications I need to make for two art shows this summer. The photos are the hardest part: I need them to look professional. Unfortunately, I could not take anything outside and photograph in the shade this weekend: we're in a monsoon. I do have some good photos, but I would like more to choose from, and of different media and size art work. I think I have a work-around: take the art to work with an easel & take photos during my lunch hour in the large conference room. Lots of natural lighting & no need for a flash.
I am working on a list of things I need to set up a NICE display, from the pop-up (I can borrow a 10×10′ one) to tables and frames and pegboard. I haven't done an art show since the 1970's, and that wasn't juried. I sold three art pieces, all to the same person. One was a commissioned piece that I painted after the show. I probably have photos of those pieces in my 35mm files (pre DSLR days), but they aren't relevant to the now.
I do want to paint more than just the minis I am currently working on (see my website), but I have to concentrate on this summer and the art shows, and the very limited amount of time I have to paint (especially with summer coming, and my other passion – gardening – competing for my weekend and evening time).
Several people have asked me to join their cause. I need to state this now: my cause is animals. I am not an "animal rights" person, because animals are considerably more complicated than that. They don't afford rights to each other, and neither should I afford 'rights' to animals. However, I am a conservationist. I am not anti-hunting, but I am anti-trophy hunting: if you are not hunting to feed your family – get a good camera and take photographs. We are in an extinction crisis.
For the first time in my life, I actually understood that. I replied that, "Oh, yes. I have discovered lagomorphs." Hares and rabbits are fascinating.
Taking a deep breath. I have a lot of work to do this week: photos, applications, lists of things I need, setting up the Etsy shop, business cards. And that's outside of the 40 hour work week and house work and car maintenance and relationship maintenance.


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Aim: This study aims to describe the political strategies influencing alcohol taxation in Thailand from 1992 to 2012.
Design: This study employs a case study research design, using a mix of qualitative and quantitative data analysis.
Findings: Three major companies comprise 92% of the Thai alcohol market, making it an oligopoly market. Ten increases of the alcohol tax rate occurred in Thailand from1992 to 2012, and the Thai government employed differential tax rate policies that favored four of eight beverage categories. These four beverage categories were produced mainly by one of the above-noted companies. Two significant events suggest that the other two companies tried to influence the Thai Prime Minister in 2005 and the Thai Parliament in 2007 to change the alcohol taxation method in order to favor the positioning of their products. As well, evidence revealed that alcohol companies had over-produced their products before three of the eight alcohol taxation increases from 1997 to 2009.
Conclusions: Both domestic and international large alcohol companies in Thailand have exerted significant political influence on the Thai alcohol taxation system. This influence is exemplified by the Thai government's differential alcohol tax rate policy, which favors their products; their ability to stockpile products before taxation increases; and their ability to challenge the Thai taxation system at the national level.


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By Evan Valentine - September 14, 2019 02:23 pm EDT
Buzzfeed covers a whole slew of topics with articles and lists that scour the world of pop culture. Now however, it seems they have been dragged into the world of Konoha and it's one of Naruto's most hilarious aspects. While a number of fans for the wildly popular ninja anime franchise will often "ship" Naruto and Sasuke as significant others, this isn't a generally known bit of trivia to the public. When some representatives at Buzzfeed did a quick search on their phone, they mistakenly wandered into a brand new world they never knew existed.
Twitter User Joyces_Tribe shared this hilarious video where she managed to stop her friend from fully exploring all the corners of "SasuNaru" which is a hashtag that pushes for a relationship to spring forth between Naruto and Sasuke, even though they are currently with Hinata and Sakura respectively:
Okay yes I shipped sasunaru and yes I grabbed that phone https://t.co/QtnttEbTLI
— ATribeCalledJoyce (@Joyces_Tribe) September 10, 2019
Naruto and Sasuke began their friendship as rivals within Team 7, being joined by their fellow young ninja Sakura and their teacher Kakashi. Both the last member of the Uchiha clan and the wielder of the nine tailed fox demon were never on the best of terms, but their relationship came to a head when Sasuke decided to leave the village of Konoha to train underneath the villain, Orochimaru. Throughout the sequel series, Naruto: Shippuden, Sasuke and Naruto led different paths but eventually met each other once again.
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With that series ending with another titanic battle between the former friends, Naruto and Sasuke buried the hatchet and in the current series, Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, with Naruto becoming the hokage of Konoha and Sasuke working in the shadows to assist the village in any way he can. With Naruto and Sasuke's son and daughter members of the newest incarnation of Team 7, it seems that the pair will always be linked to one another, though maybe not in the way that some "shippers" are hoping for!
What did you think of this hilarious SasuNaru moment? Which characters do you "ship" in the Naruto franchise? Feel free to let us know in the comments or hit me up directly on Twitter @EVComedy to talk all things comics, anime, and the hidden leaf village!
Originally created by Masashi Kishimoto for Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump in 1999, Naruto follows a young ninja, with a sealed demon within him, that wishes to become the leader of his home village. The series ran for 700 chapters overall, and was adapted into an anime series by Studio Pierrot and Aniplex that ran from 2002 to 2017. The series was popular enough to warrant a sequel, Boruto: Naruto Next Generations which is set several years after the events of the original Naruto story and features the children of many of its key characters such as Naruto and Hinata.
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Calliactis est un genre d'anémones de mer de la famille des Hormathiidae.

Systématique
Le genre Calliactis a été créé en 1869 par le zoologiste américain Addison Emery Verrill (1839-1926).

Caractéristiques

Ces anémones vivent souvent en symbiose avec des pagures (notamment ceux du genre Dardanus), qui les cultivent sur la coquille qu'ils habitent et qu'elles protègent de certains prédateurs grâce à leurs aconties.

Liste des espèces
Liste des espèces selon  :
 Calliactis algoaensis Carlgren, 1938
 Calliactis androgyna Riemann-Zürneck, 1975
 Calliactis annulata Carlgren, 1922
 Calliactis argentacolorata Pei, 1996
 Calliactis armillatas Verrill, 1928
 Calliactis brevicornis (Studer, 1879)
 Calliactis conchiola Parry, 1952
 Calliactis japonica Carlgren, 1928
 Calliactis marmorata Studer, 1879
 Calliactis parasitica (Couch, 1842)
 Calliactis polypores Pei, 1996
 Calliactis polypus (Forsskål, 1775)
 Calliactis reticulata Stephenson, 1918
 Calliactis sinensis (Verrill, 1869)
 Calliactis tigris Gusmão, Rodríguez & Daly, 2019
 Calliactis tricolor (Le Sueur, 1817)
 Calliactis valdiviae Carlgren, 1938
 Calliactis variegata Verrill, 1869
 Calliactis xishaensis Pei, 1996

Références biologiques

Notes et références

Actiniaria
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We are very excited to be welcoming the Medium Fredrik Haglund back to Edinburgh when he will be holding a number of classes and events at the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Centre. Amongst these special events and weekly classes, Fredrik will be offering mini readings each month and will be joined by special guest mediums and spiritual healers.
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A few months ago I created a script that would assist ConfigMgr admins with cleaning up their Software Update Groups from expired and superseded Software Updates. Although this script needed manual interaction by selecting what Software Update Group to clean, specifying to keep the content or remove it, I think it was a huge help to the community. I was contact by a fellow named Merlijn who had made his own contributions to the script and it gave me some ideas. The first thing he did was to add the functionality to select only to clean Expired Software Updates. With this addition, administrators that are managing supersedence manually have more flexibility to control their environment. So I've decided to update the Clean-CMSoftwareUpdateGroup.ps1 script with his code, and made some alterations myself so that it can now be leveraged as a console extension to clean all of the Software Update Groups in four different ways. From the comments I received on the previous script, it occurred to me that the readers of this blog really wanted to automate this workflow in every way. You spoke and I listened, so I hereby bring you the updated version of this script, now as a console extension. Although I highlight the possibility to use this as a console extension, the script is built to be used in any manner that might suit the admin.
You can download the console extension from the TechNet Gallery.
There are two ways that you can install this console extension, either by running the Invoke-ToolInstallation.ps1 script that comes in the package, or by manually copying the content to it's designated location and editing the XML file.
3. Re-launch the ConfigMgr console.
2. Close the ConfigMgr console and copy Clean-CMSoftwareUpdateGroups.ps1 from C:\Temp\CleanSoftwareUpdateGroups to e.g. C:\Scripts (it's important that you place it in a non-temporary location, since the CleanSoftwareUpdateGroups.xml file will point to this location for referencing the script).
6. Copy the CleanSoftwareUpdateGroups.xml file from C:\Temp\CleanSoftwareUpdateGroups to the directory recently created.
7. Re-launch the ConfigMgr console.
Does this work for SCCM 2007?
Thank you for the kind words. Yeah, it's a bit surprising to me as well. But I guess that they've chosen other priorities. As for if this tool works for 2007, to be frank, I'm not sure. But since the class names should be the same I tihnk it will. I guess you have to give it a shoot in a lab environment.
Another great tool! Isn't it true that in ConfigMgr 2012 R2 there is a built-in process that removes the expired updates from the package source and the distribution points, once they have been removed from the SUGs? I guess your tool expedites that process?
Since the script already removes the expired software updates, I also wanted to add an option to remove the associated content at the same time. The tool doesn't expedites that built in process, it calculates the Content IDs to be removed and from what packages.
Thank you for this, I have been using your script for a couple of months but this just makes it even easier. Great work!
In this new version, is there still the option to only clean specific software update groups? There are some I'm responsible for and others that I'm not. Thanks!
Unfortunately not. You'd have to make use of the old script or extend the console yourself by using that script.
Doesn't seem to be working? I can see some red in the Powershell window that flashes up? Any logging? Process to diagnose?
How does your XML file look? What installation instructions did you follow?
I used the automated installation. I was able to invoke the script from the PS command line (in the ISE) and it seems to be working interestingly enough.
I think I see the problem in the .XML file looks like the script failed to set the siteserver name. I'll correct that.
Great that you found the issue. Did you manage to get it working by correcting the server name?
I haven't had an opportunity to retest, my distribution hierarchy is still recovering from the manual run I did that worked. Takes a LONG time to redistribute 40+ distribution packages when they are all triggered for redistribution at the same time, to 92 servers.
That's why I had a bit of a panic Monday when I realized what the script would actually do.
Future enhancement request, throw in a switch so the script cleans up the sources for the deployment packages, but doesn't trigger redistribution. I know in my situation and probably others are in the same boat we need to redistribute in a more controlled manner.
I'll take a note of your request and see what I can come up with in the near future, shouldn't be that very hard to add such a switch to the script. I hope that you get your distributions up and running again.
Check the XML and verified right path and site server.
Could you please paste the content on row 75 from your script file?
The script does not work for me either. I did the automated install. I have verified the .xml has the right settings.
When I run it, I get a quick popup with red text and that is it.
Not sure what I am doing wrong. I have run the console as Administrator still same issue.
Have you installed the console extension on your Primary Site server, or on a remote management system with the ConfigMgr console installed? Either way, in my opinion it should work. Could you try to launch the script manually with the specified parameters in CleanSoftwareUpdateGroups.xml?
I installed it on my Primary Site.
Is there a way to have the screen with the red text stop, so I can see what it is saying. As it only flashes for a quick second, I am only guessing.
I will try to manually install the extension.
One thing I did have an issue with the install because of Execution permissions. But I fixed that and it installed without issues with all the settings.
Sorry I missed that part of your comment. Just to be clear, when executing a PowerShell script you need to have the ".\" symbols in front of the script file. Could you email me a screenshot perhaps? You'll find my contact details in the menu of this blog.
I am not sure if everyone will have a brain malfunction like me… but I somehow decided that #SERVER# meant site code.
So everything is fixed after setting it up properly. I was able to run it in the console without issues.
Thanks Nickolaj for pointing out the obvious!!
If we click Remove expired content, is it going to ask specific software update group to get cleaned up or would it clean every thing automatically.
As it's described in the blog post, this script will go through all of your Software Update Groups with various outcome due to the selection you make in the right click menu.
Did the automated install, have verified that all files are where they should be and that the content of the xml-file is corrrect.
However nothing is happening when running the tool, besides the PowerShell window popping up and closing just a few Seconds later, no visible text that i can see.
Have run the console as Admin, still no difference.
Could you send me an email with the XML file and a screenshot where you the script manually? You can simply open the the XML file and copy the whole script line with the parameters and values and paste it into an elevated PowerShell console (assuming you've browsed to the correct folder where the script file exists).
What version of PowerShell are you running? You can type $host in the console.
My power shell version is 2.0.
So in your case you'd have to install WMF 3.0 on your Primary Site.
I thought about doing that but I've read several really bad things about installing the WMF 3.0 on a Windows 2008 R2 SCCM 2012 SP1 server. Seems like WMF 3.0 causes lots of problems.
Maybe this was an early release of WMF 3.0?
So after I ran the Expired Only (remove content) it seems like it cleaned up things, but it did not delete the SUPs. Not a big deal to delete them, but they do show up with red X's.
Just wondering if this script was supposed to delete the SUPs as well as the content.
Just wondering if it is possible to edit the xml file and point to required software update group to clean up instead of all at once. I need this because we manage few software update groups and our workstations team manage theirs, i cannot cleanup all groups at once.
Great tool! Any chance this can be used to clean up Software Update Compliance Baselines?
Could you elaborate a bit more on that, please? I'm not sure I understand what you mean with Software Update Compliance Baselines. As of now the tool only cleans up Software Update Groups, in fact all of them even if they're only used for compliance check or deployed to devices.
Very nice, thank you Nickolaj for your continuous contributions to the ConfigMGR community.
Thanks for the utility. However, if I want to know what are the contents of Expired and Superseded(Remove&Keep), How I can do that? ALso what if I want to uninstall the console extension?
Great Tools it works like a charm.
Save me few Head ache to deals with cleaning expired updates.
i like the idea to have it in GUI instead of your old scripted version.
However, it's not working for me..
I used automated installation, in the XML the -SiteServer parameter was just empty, so i corrected it.
c:\scripts\Clean-CMSoftwareUpdateGroups.ps1 with the parameters of the XML everyhting is running fine.
When i goto to my console and Click the Icon it opens a PS window and closes again, can't see if anything is displayed in there.
I installed it on my primary site server.
The install script has an issue in parameter validation. If, like me, you first tried running the installer script w/o any parameters, it would have appeared to run without actually installing the extension. Even though it didn't seem to do anything, the script DID edit the xml file to include the parameters you provided (namely, none.) The next time you run the script, actually including the appropriate parameters, the script would NOT edit the xml file, because the bits of text it looks to replace aren't in the file anymore. So, the script will now install the console extension but with the xml file missing key details. When you try to run the extension from the SCCM console, it will open a powershell window, flash a red error very quickly, then disappear.
The solution is to delete the scripts and xml file then re-extract them from the original zip file. This time, don't run the invoke-toolinstallation.ps1 script without parameters, and it should install a working copy of the console extension.
but when i try to launch it from the ConfigMgr console nothing happens, a power shell window open for couple of seconds it closes, there is some error red color text on the power shell which i am not able to read.
Can you please help if i am missing out something here.
Joel, did you see my reply to Ben above?
Did you by chance run the script once without any parameters, before re-running it work the correct Params? If so, that would explain why you are getting the brief powershell window and error.
Hey Steve i was able to fix the issue, thank you so much.
After running the scripts it deleted all the expired updates but when i check my Software Update Groups in the Console it still shows all the expired groups .
Steve, thank you very much!
Hi Steve, I really liked your script, but didn't want to run it on all of my Software Update Groups at once. So, I took your old script for just one group and made the same type of console extension using that. Would you like it so you can distribute it?
This is unbelievably efficient tool. Thank you for this stuff!
However i have a suggestion or more like a bug report which will be nice to be adjusted in the script. If you have time for this.
— at step RemoveContet the script checks for content and attempts removal from sources folder. However if there are multiple MS updates and it reported unable to delete for some of them it will not continue with the others and if they are truly downloaded they will be left available in the source location. So will you please make it continue even though the files were not successfully deleted?
Once again thank you for the great work!
I am trying to remove all updates from the SUG via sccm 2012 Powershell module. Since there's no direct cmdlet refereeing to updates deletion within the SUG I noticed that people refer to WMI class SMS_AuthorizationList which they query.
This SUG consists of three updates and the CI_ID result doesn't apply to the CI_ID's that are actually in the queried SUG.
Could you please at least point me in the right direction? Am I looking in the correct WMI class as the software update properties are empty in this one I guess. Actually, is it possible to remove the content from the SUG via PowerShell from the specific SUG and those updates aren't expired or superseded?
One recommendation I would make is the ability to log the output each time the tool is run. When I run the tool none of the SUGs I have with a yellow icon (denoting they have superseded content) turn green after the tool is finished. Studying the output of the command may help but it disappears to quickly.
very nice tool thanks a lot!
I'll second a delay or manual option to do it later.
Got some feedback on your latest version of the script. I've found a logic error in the queries that determine whether an updates is either superseded, expired or both.
As you know, I'm a fan of deleting only expired updates. This is where your new version took me by surprise: it wouldn't find any expired updates to clean 🙁 Yet there were many to be found. The error was soon found in line 84 of the script. A software update can never have IsExpired set to 1 AND isSuperseded set to 0. If it's expired, it's also always superseded. Makes sense when you think about it for a minute. So I changed the query to check for both values being 1.
Note the brackets around the 'OR' statement. They need to be grouped as otherwise the 'AND' operation is processed first.
With these changes, I got the script working perfectly for my environment. And super fast! Excellent job on improving the efficiency!
I'll email you the edited version of your script.
According to https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh949121.aspx, RelationType 6 = Superseded and RelationType 1 = Bundled.
Why limit to RelationType 1, when apparently you get all superseded updates when querying for RelationType 6?
In my environment querying for RelationType 1, i get several updates that are either IsExpired = 0 or IsSuperseded = 0.
If i Query RelationType = 6, i get only IsSuperseded = 1 and IsExpired either 1 or 0.
The major difference, is that when using RelationType = 1 gives more results than RelationType = 6 and also a lot more IsDeployed = 1.
Does it matter if IsDeployed is 1 or 0 when deleting updates?
but there are expired up[dates still in the software update groups.
I set it up using the 1st method you suggested using powershell and it has created the directory and placed the xml file inside.
if I run the superseded (remove content) that gets rid of the expired updates, so there must be something wrong with just one part of it….
See previous comments about the Query not being correct: Superseeded updates are also expired.
This console extension no longer works for me in SCCM 1511. Processes all of the SUGs then it just goes away.
does anyone have the complete amended script ?
Have you downloaded the amended script from TechNet Gallery? It was recently updated with the fixes to the WQL query.
You're most welcome, I'm glad it's working as expected now.
Loving the Script use it a lot, thanks for the latest update. Can I make a humble request for another feature. Add the ability to also remove updates that no have a "0" for required. Removing them "0" required from the software update groups is easy in the console that's just a search criteria and edit membership its rather more tricky to hunt them down among the distribution packages.
Hello Nickolaj, awesome script, it works like a charm!
I would like to ask you for a thing. Is there a way to alter this script the way that this right click would be applicable to a specific SUG, instead of the "Software Update Groups" on the left menu?
The reason is simple – I would like to clean just a particular/single SUG, not all of them at once.
Hello Nickolaj, great script and console idea. May I ask a dull question, does the 'Remove Content' option delete the stored files in the source folder or is it the distribution packages that is deleted? or both? Trying to find a way to weed out what is not required in the source folder.
Figured out the Query to find updates that are not required by any machine, might I humbly request you consider a future revision adding an option to clear these as well.
Dies the latest script work in 1511?
Yes, it works well with ConfigMgr Current Branch (1511, 1602 and 1606) as far as I've seen. There should not be any fundamental changes between ConfigMgr 2012 R2 (and SP1) and Current Branch releases that affects this script.
i can also confirm that it's working in 1511,1602 and 1606.
Your a superstar Craig for creating this.
Going to save me more time!
I verified and my site code is correct.
for the argument with value "AK1" did not return a result of True. Determine why the validation script failed, and then try the command again.
Nvm I fixed my own issue. Great scripts!
This looks great. However I'm trying to use it to clean up two Primary Servers and it keeps saying "Unable to save changes to . Can you advise what could be causing this?
It then falls over and stops processing anymore. It does this as I said at the first group it comes across that requires the removal of content, so I'm actually getting nothing done. I haven't seen it successfully do a clean yet.
Has anyone tested, used the extension in SCCM CB (1610…in my specific case)….Been using it for years in SCCM 2012…wondering if I can bring it into CB?
Hi Bill, you should be able to use it in Current Branch as well. Nothing haven't really changed in that regard that the script is modifying.
Excellent Script, saved me hours of manual work and cleaned up my server a treat.
I'd suggest that you use the manual installation method instead.
Has anyone tested with SCCM CB 1802? Seems like it would not work anymore.
The black Powershell window opens, , but nothing happens.
I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work anymore, but what happens if you run it manually?
everything is working now. I have had a mistake at the siteserver.
Does this script delete the updates from the distribution point and from WSUS folder?
Hi, it can remove the software updates from a deployment package, that then needs to be redistributed. It can now cleanup WSUS content.
Save me a lot of time thanks a lot.
Does it work also on 1802, 1806?
Does the redistribution of the SG is manual?
I would like to know which Security roles are required for this process to be available for a group of user. SCCM 1802 almost 1806.
The Full Admins have access to the right click after installation but apparently theyr are the only ones.


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// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
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/**
 * @fileoverview Unit tests for QuestionCreationService.
 */

// TODO(#7222): Remove the following block of unnnecessary imports once
// the code corresponding to the spec is upgraded to Angular 8.
import { importAllAngularServices } from 'tests/unit-test-utils.ajs';
// ^^^ This block is to be removed.
import { SkillDifficulty } from 'domain/skill/skill-difficulty.model';
import { NgbModal, NgbModalRef } from '@ng-bootstrap/ng-bootstrap';
import { fakeAsync, tick } from '@angular/core/testing';

class MockNgbModalRef {
  componentInstance: {
    allSkillSummaries: null;
    countOfSkillsToPrioritize: null;
    currentMode: null;
    linkedSkillsWithDifficulty: null;
    skillIdToRubricsObject: null;
  };
}

describe('Question Creation Service', function() {
  var $rootScope = null;
  var qcs = null;
  var SkillEditorStateService = null;
  var $q = null;
  var QuestionObjectFactory = null;
  var EditableQuestionBackendApiService = null;
  var SkillBackendApiService = null;
  var $uibModal = null;
  let ngbModal: NgbModal;
  var linkedSkillsWithDifficulty = null;

  var SkillObjectFactory = null;
  var skillSummaryDict = {
    id: 'skillId1',
    description: 'description1',
    language_code: 'en',
    version: 1,
    misconception_count: 3,
    worked_examples_count: 3,
    skill_model_created_on: 1593138898626.193,
    skill_model_last_updated: 1593138898626.193
  };

  beforeEach(angular.mock.module('oppia', function($provide) {
    $provide.value('NgbModal', {
      open: () => {
        return {
          result: Promise.resolve()
        };
      }
    });
  }));

  importAllAngularServices();

  describe('when fetching skills is successful', function() {
    beforeEach(angular.mock.inject(function($injector) {
      qcs = $injector.get('QuestionCreationService');
      SkillEditorStateService = $injector.get('SkillEditorStateService');
      SkillObjectFactory = $injector.get('SkillObjectFactory');
      $q = $injector.get('$q');
      ngbModal = $injector.get('NgbModal');
      SkillBackendApiService = $injector.get('SkillBackendApiService');
      EditableQuestionBackendApiService = $injector.get(
        'EditableQuestionBackendApiService');
      $uibModal = $injector.get('$uibModal');
      var misconceptionDict = {
        feedback: 'feedback',
        id: 'id1',
        must_be_addressed: false,
        name: 'name1',
        notes: 'notes1'
      };
      var rubricDict1 = {
        difficulty: 'Easy',
        explanations: ['Easy']
      };
      var rubricDict2 = {
        difficulty: 'Medium',
        explanations: ['Medium 1', 'Medium 2']
      };
      var conceptCardDict = {
        explanation: {content_id: 'content',
          html: 'html_data'},
        worked_examples: [],
        recorded_voiceovers: {
          voiceovers_mapping: {
            explanation: {},
            worked_example_1: {},
            worked_example_2: {}
          }
        } };
      var skillBackendDict = {
        all_questions_merged: true,
        description: 'description1',
        id: 'skillId1',
        language_code: 'en',
        misconceptions: [misconceptionDict],
        next_misconception_id: '2',
        prerequisite_skill_ids: [],
        rubrics: [rubricDict1, rubricDict2],
        skill_contents: conceptCardDict,
        superseding_skill_id: 'skillId2',
        version: 2,
      };

      spyOn(SkillBackendApiService, 'fetchSkillAsync').and.returnValue({
        skill: skillBackendDict,
        topicName: 'topic1',
        subtopicName: 'subtopic2',
      });
      var deferred = $q.defer();
      deferred.resolve([skillBackendDict]);
      spyOn(SkillBackendApiService, 'fetchMultiSkillsAsync').and.returnValue(
        deferred.promise);
      spyOn(
        SkillEditorStateService, 'getGroupedSkillSummaries').and.returnValue({
        current: [],
        others: [skillSummaryDict]
      });
      var skillObject = SkillObjectFactory.createFromBackendDict(
        skillBackendDict);
      spyOn(SkillEditorStateService, 'getSkill').and.returnValue(skillObject);

      QuestionObjectFactory = $injector.get('QuestionObjectFactory');

      var sampleQuestionBackendDict = {
        id: 'question_id',
        question_state_data: {
          content: {
            html: 'Question 1',
            content_id: 'content_1'
          },
          interaction: {
            answer_groups: [{
              outcome: {
                dest: 'outcome 1',
                feedback: {
                  content_id: 'content_5',
                  html: ''
                },
                labelled_as_correct: true,
                param_changes: [],
                refresher_exploration_id: null
              },
              rule_specs: [{
                rule_type: 'Equals',
                inputs: {x: {
                  contentId: 'rule_input',
                  normalizedStrSet: ['10']
                }}
              }],
            }],
            confirmed_unclassified_answers: [],
            customization_args: {
              placeholder: {
                value: {
                  content_id: 'ca_placeholder_0',
                  unicode_str: ''
                }
              },
              rows: { value: 1 }
            },
            default_outcome: {
              dest: null,
              feedback: {
                html: 'Correct Answer',
                content_id: 'content_2'
              },
              param_changes: [],
              labelled_as_correct: false
            },
            hints: [
              {
                hint_content: {
                  html: 'Hint 1',
                  content_id: 'content_3'
                }
              }
            ],
            solution: {
              correct_answer: 'This is the correct answer',
              answer_is_exclusive: false,
              explanation: {
                html: 'Solution explanation',
                content_id: 'content_4'
              }
            },
            id: 'TextInput'
          },
          param_changes: [],
          recorded_voiceovers: {
            voiceovers_mapping: {
              content_1: {}
            }
          },
          written_translations: {
            translations_mapping: {
              content_1: {}
            }
          },
          solicit_answer_details: false
        },
        language_code: 'en',
        version: 1,
        inapplicable_skill_misconception_ids: ['skillId1-Id1']
      };
      linkedSkillsWithDifficulty = [
        {
          getId(): string {
            return 'skill 1';
          },
          getDifficulty(): string {
            return 'easy';
          }
        },
        {
          getId(): string {
            return 'skill 2';
          },
          getDifficulty(): string {
            return 'medium';
          }
        }
      ];
      var sampleQuestion = QuestionObjectFactory.createFromBackendDict(
        sampleQuestionBackendDict);
      spyOn(QuestionObjectFactory, 'createDefaultQuestion').and.returnValue(
        sampleQuestion);
      $rootScope = $injector.get('$rootScope');
    }));

    it('should create question', fakeAsync(() => {
      var skillDiff = SkillDifficulty.create(
        'skillId1', 'description', 0.3);
      var modalSpy = spyOn(ngbModal, 'open').and.returnValue({
        componentInstance: MockNgbModalRef,
        result: Promise.resolve([skillDiff])
      } as NgbModalRef);
      qcs.createQuestion();
      tick();

      expect(modalSpy).toHaveBeenCalled();
    }));

    it('should open question editor modal', fakeAsync(() => {
      spyOn(ngbModal, 'open').and.returnValue({
        componentInstance: MockNgbModalRef,
        result: Promise.resolve(linkedSkillsWithDifficulty)
      } as NgbModalRef);

      qcs.createQuestion();
      qcs.initializeNewQuestionCreation();

      var modalSpy = spyOn($uibModal, 'open').and.returnValue({
        result: Promise.resolve()});
      qcs.openQuestionEditor(0.3);
      tick();

      expect(modalSpy).toHaveBeenCalled();
    }));

    it('should call question backend api service to create the question',
      fakeAsync(() => {
        var modalSpy = spyOn(ngbModal, 'open').and.returnValue({
          componentInstance: MockNgbModalRef,
          result: Promise.resolve(linkedSkillsWithDifficulty)
        } as NgbModalRef);

        qcs.createQuestion();
        qcs.initializeNewQuestionCreation();
        qcs.populateMisconceptions();

        var questionSpy = (
          spyOn(EditableQuestionBackendApiService, 'createQuestionAsync'));
        qcs.saveAndPublishQuestion();
        tick();

        expect(questionSpy).toHaveBeenCalled();
        expect(modalSpy).toHaveBeenCalled();
      }));
  });

  describe('when question interaction validation fails', function() {
    var AlertsService = null;
    beforeEach(angular.mock.inject(function($injector) {
      qcs = $injector.get('QuestionCreationService');
      SkillEditorStateService = $injector.get('SkillEditorStateService');
      AlertsService = $injector.get('AlertsService');
      SkillObjectFactory = $injector.get('SkillObjectFactory');
      SkillBackendApiService = $injector.get('SkillBackendApiService');
      EditableQuestionBackendApiService = $injector.get(
        'EditableQuestionBackendApiService');
      $uibModal = $injector.get('$uibModal');
      var misconceptionDict = {
        feedback: 'feedback',
        id: 'id1',
        must_be_addressed: false,
        name: 'name1',
        notes: 'notes1'
      };
      var rubricDict = {
        difficulty: 'Easy',
        explanations: ['Easy']
      };
      var conceptCardDict = {
        explanation: {content_id: 'content',
          html: 'html_data'},
        worked_examples: [],
        recorded_voiceovers: {
          voiceovers_mapping: {
            explanation: {},
            worked_example_1: {},
            worked_example_2: {}
          }
        } };
      var skillBackendDict = {
        all_questions_merged: true,
        description: 'description1',
        id: 'skillId1',
        language_code: 'en',
        misconceptions: [misconceptionDict],
        next_misconception_id: '2',
        prerequisite_skill_ids: [],
        rubrics: [rubricDict],
        skill_contents: conceptCardDict,
        superseding_skill_id: 'skillId2',
        version: 2,
      };

      spyOn(SkillBackendApiService, 'fetchSkillAsync').and.returnValue({
        skill: skillBackendDict,
        topicName: 'topic1',
        subtopicName: 'subtopic2',
      });
      spyOn(SkillBackendApiService, 'fetchMultiSkillsAsync').and.returnValue(
        Promise.reject());
      spyOn(
        SkillEditorStateService, 'getGroupedSkillSummaries').and.returnValue({
        current: [],
        others: [skillSummaryDict]
      });
      var skillObject = SkillObjectFactory.createFromBackendDict(
        skillBackendDict);
      spyOn(
        SkillEditorStateService, 'getSkill').and.returnValue(skillObject);

      QuestionObjectFactory = $injector.get('QuestionObjectFactory');

      var sampleQuestionBackendDict = {
        id: 'question_id',
        question_state_data: {
          content: {
            html: 'Question 1',
            content_id: 'content_1'
          },
          interaction: {
            answer_groups: [{
              outcome: {
                dest: 'outcome 1',
                feedback: {
                  content_id: 'content_5',
                  html: ''
                },
                labelled_as_correct: true,
                param_changes: [],
                refresher_exploration_id: null
              },
              rule_specs: [],
            }],
            confirmed_unclassified_answers: [],
            customization_args: {},
            default_outcome: {
              dest: null,
              feedback: {
                html: 'Correct Answer',
                content_id: 'content_2'
              },
              param_changes: [],
              labelled_as_correct: false
            },
            hints: [
              {
                hint_content: {
                  html: 'Hint 1',
                  content_id: 'content_3'
                }
              }
            ],
            solution: {
              correct_answer: 'This is the correct answer',
              answer_is_exclusive: false,
              explanation: {
                html: 'Solution explanation',
                content_id: 'content_4'
              }
            },
            id: null
          },
          param_changes: [],
          recorded_voiceovers: {
            voiceovers_mapping: {
              content_1: {}
            }
          },
          written_translations: {
            translations_mapping: {
              content_1: {}
            }
          },
          solicit_answer_details: false
        },
        language_code: 'en',
        version: 1
      };
      var sampleQuestion = QuestionObjectFactory.createFromBackendDict(
        sampleQuestionBackendDict);
      spyOn(QuestionObjectFactory, 'createDefaultQuestion').and.returnValue(
        sampleQuestion);
      $rootScope = $injector.get('$rootScope');
    }));

    it('should Alerts Service if populating misconceptions fails', function() {
      var alertsSpy = spyOn(AlertsService, 'addWarning').and.callThrough();
      qcs.populateMisconceptions();
      $rootScope.$apply();
      expect(alertsSpy).toHaveBeenCalled();
    });

    it('should not call question backend api service to create the question',
      function() {
        qcs.createQuestion();
        qcs.initializeNewQuestionCreation();
        qcs.populateMisconceptions();
        var questionSpy = (
          spyOn(EditableQuestionBackendApiService, 'createQuestionAsync'));
        qcs.saveAndPublishQuestion();
        expect(questionSpy).not.toHaveBeenCalled();
      });
  });

  describe('when question misconceptions validation fails', function() {
    var $q = null;
    beforeEach(angular.mock.inject(function($injector) {
      qcs = $injector.get('QuestionCreationService');
      $q = $injector.get('$q');
      SkillEditorStateService = $injector.get('SkillEditorStateService');
      SkillObjectFactory = $injector.get('SkillObjectFactory');
      SkillBackendApiService = $injector.get('SkillBackendApiService');
      EditableQuestionBackendApiService = $injector.get(
        'EditableQuestionBackendApiService');
      $uibModal = $injector.get('$uibModal');
      var misconceptionDict = {
        feedback: 'feedback',
        id: 'id1',
        must_be_addressed: true,
        name: 'name1',
        notes: 'notes1'
      };
      var rubricDict = {
        difficulty: 'Easy',
        explanations: ['Easy']
      };
      var conceptCardDict = {
        explanation: {content_id: 'content',
          html: 'html_data'},
        worked_examples: [],
        recorded_voiceovers: {
          voiceovers_mapping: {
            explanation: {},
            worked_example_1: {},
            worked_example_2: {}
          }
        } };
      var skillBackendDict = {
        all_questions_merged: true,
        description: 'description1',
        id: 'skillId1',
        language_code: 'en',
        misconceptions: [misconceptionDict],
        next_misconception_id: '2',
        prerequisite_skill_ids: [],
        rubrics: [rubricDict],
        skill_contents: conceptCardDict,
        superseding_skill_id: 'skillId2',
        version: 2,
      };

      spyOn(SkillBackendApiService, 'fetchSkillAsync').and.returnValue({
        skill: SkillObjectFactory.createFromBackendDict(skillBackendDict),
        topicName: 'topic1',
        subtopicName: 'subtopic2',
      });
      var deferred = $q.defer();
      deferred.resolve(
        [SkillObjectFactory.createFromBackendDict(skillBackendDict)]
      );
      spyOn(SkillBackendApiService, 'fetchMultiSkillsAsync').and.returnValue(
        deferred.promise);
      spyOn(
        SkillEditorStateService, 'getGroupedSkillSummaries').and.returnValue({
        current: [],
        others: [skillSummaryDict]
      });
      var skillObject = SkillObjectFactory.createFromBackendDict(
        skillBackendDict);
      spyOn(
        SkillEditorStateService, 'getSkill').and.returnValue(skillObject);

      QuestionObjectFactory = $injector.get('QuestionObjectFactory');

      var sampleQuestionBackendDict = {
        id: 'question_id',
        question_state_data: {
          content: {
            html: 'Question 1',
            content_id: 'content_1'
          },
          interaction: {
            answer_groups: [{
              outcome: {
                dest: 'outcome 1',
                feedback: {
                  content_id: 'content_5',
                  html: ''
                },
                labelled_as_correct: true,
                param_changes: [],
                refresher_exploration_id: null
              },
              rule_specs: [{
                rule_type: 'Equals',
                inputs: {x: {
                  contentId: 'rule_input',
                  normalizedStrSet: ['10']
                }}
              }],
            }],
            confirmed_unclassified_answers: [],
            customization_args: {
              placeholder: {
                value: {
                  content_id: 'ca_placeholder_0',
                  unicode_str: ''
                }
              },
              rows: { value: 1 }
            },
            default_outcome: {
              dest: null,
              feedback: {
                html: 'Correct Answer',
                content_id: 'content_2'
              },
              param_changes: [],
              labelled_as_correct: false
            },
            hints: [
              {
                hint_content: {
                  html: 'Hint 1',
                  content_id: 'content_3'
                }
              }
            ],
            solution: {
              correct_answer: 'This is the correct answer',
              answer_is_exclusive: false,
              explanation: {
                html: 'Solution explanation',
                content_id: 'content_4'
              }
            },
            id: 'TextInput'
          },
          param_changes: [],
          recorded_voiceovers: {
            voiceovers_mapping: {
              content_1: {}
            }
          },
          written_translations: {
            translations_mapping: {
              content_1: {}
            }
          },
          solicit_answer_details: false
        },
        language_code: 'en',
        version: 1,
        inapplicable_skill_misconception_ids: []
      };

      var sampleQuestion = QuestionObjectFactory.createFromBackendDict(
        sampleQuestionBackendDict);
      spyOn(QuestionObjectFactory, 'createDefaultQuestion').and.returnValue(
        sampleQuestion);
      $rootScope = $injector.get('$rootScope');
    }));

    it('should not call question backend api service to create the question',
      function() {
        qcs.createQuestion();
        qcs.initializeNewQuestionCreation();
        qcs.populateMisconceptions();
        $rootScope.$apply();
        var questionSpy = (
          spyOn(EditableQuestionBackendApiService, 'createQuestionAsync'));
        qcs.saveAndPublishQuestion();
        expect(questionSpy).not.toHaveBeenCalled();
      });
  });
});

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Patrick van Kalken (ur. 29 września 1975) – holenderski judoka. Olimpijczyk z Sydney 2000, gdzie zajął piąte miejsce w wadze półlekkiej.

Brązowy medalista mistrzostw świata w 1999; uczestnik zawodów w 1997. Startował w Pucharze Świata w latach 1995–2001. Mistrz Europy w 2000 i trzeci w 1998 roku.

Letnie Igrzyska Olimpijskie 2000

Przypisy

Holenderscy olimpijczycy
Holenderscy judocy
Uczestnicy Letnich Igrzysk Olimpijskich 2000
Urodzeni w 1975
Ludzie urodzeni w Rotterdamie


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What is conspiracy against the United States?
On behalf of Joe Friedberg of Joseph S. Friedberg Chartered posted in Conspiracy on Wednesday, January 31, 2018.
There are many ways in which you could be charged with conspiracy in Minnesota courts at the state level. However, you could also face a crime of conspiracy at the federal level. This is called conspiracy against the United States, and CBS News explains it may not be as serious as it sounds.
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What charges can be brought for helping with a crime?
On behalf of Joe Friedberg of Joseph S. Friedberg Chartered posted in Conspiracy on Tuesday, November 28, 2017.
In the state of Minnesota, you could be held liable for a crime even if you did not physically commit the crime. It is essential for you to understand that helping someone in any way commit a crime could leave you open to charges of your own. Knowing the law is your best bet to avoid such issues.
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What can lead to a charge of conspiracy?
On behalf of Joe Friedberg of Joseph S. Friedberg Chartered posted in Conspiracy on Sunday, September 24, 2017.
If you are like most people in Minnesota you have heard reports about other people being charged with criminal conspiracy in some form. There can be many types of criminal offenses in which conspiracy may come into play such as conspiracy to distribute drugs. At the federal level there are also charges relating to conspiracy to defraud the United States government in some way. Understanding what this means and how it can be interpreted is important.
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Statutes of limitations for conspiracy charges
On behalf of Joseph S. Friedberg Chartered posted in Conspiracy on Thursday, May 4, 2017.
Minnesota residents may find themselves accused of conspiracy charges related to a wide range of alleged acts. These may involve violence or intended violence, fraud, drugs and more. Conspiracy by nature is not a single-action type of event such as shoplifting, for example. For this reason, it may be difficult for you to know how prosecutors or law enforcement entities might determine what date can be used for a statutes of limitations for any offense related to a type of conspiracy.
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Chiropractor faces health care fraud charges
On behalf of Joseph S. Friedberg Chartered posted in Conspiracy on Wednesday, April 12, 2017.
Minnesota residents charged with white-collar crimes like embezzlement or tax evasion know that media reports of these cases provide only a small portion of the details. This can make it all too easy for people to automatically assume someone is guilty. Defendants, however, should always remember that they are due a fair .
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Federal prison sentenced handed down in meth cases
On behalf of Joseph S. Friedberg Chartered posted in Conspiracy on Thursday, March 16, 2017.
Minnesota residents who have been accused of drug crimes that involved federal charges should know that the penalties they may face if convicted can be severe. This is one of the reasons thta it can be helpful to work with an attorney so that they get proper advice during the defense process.
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Alleged weapons theft leads to federal conspiracy charges
On behalf of Joseph S. Friedberg Chartered posted in Conspiracy on Tuesday, February 7, 2017.
Minnesota residents who may be arrested and charged with criminal offenses may sometimes be surprised that they are actually charged with federal crimes. In some situations, this may cause additional concern and raise questions about the nature of the penalties that may be experienced if convictions are ultimately experienced.
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From embezzlement to internet crimes and driving under the influence of alcohol, Minnesotans face a wide variety of criminal charges. However, if you live in Minneapolis, or elsewhere in the state, it is important to understand the serious nature of conspiracy charges. At Joseph S. Friedberg Chartered, we know that people who are accused of conspiring to commit a crime may face severe penalties that upend their life, including steep fines and time behind bars.
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The penalties for conspiracy in Minnesota
On behalf of Joseph S. Friedberg Chartered posted in Conspiracy on Sunday, July 31, 2016.
Although some people think that conspiracy cases always involve a large group of people, many only involve two individuals. When it comes to conspiracy charges, there are various factors to take into account. When someone is accused of conspiring with another to commit a crime in Minneapolis, Minnesota, or anywhere else in the U.S., they may face additional charges and harsh consequences. By conspiring with another individual to carry out a crime, those accused of conspiracy could face steep fines and prison time even if the crime never took place.
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Marijuana possession and Minnesota laws
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In recent years, marijuana laws have changed across the country. However, it is important to know where Minnesota stands if you live in Minneapolis, or anywhere else in the state. From prison time to costly fines and other penalties, the consequences of being charged with marijuana possession can turn your life upside down. At Joseph S. Friedberg Chartered, our law firm understands the various hurdles that people in this position frequently face.
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Everybody has theirs… something that was purchased once upon a time, with good intentions of using it often, or picking it up as a new hobby and thinking "oh yes, I will do this regularly and master it!". Everybody has something like this tucked away in their cabinets, closets, under the bed, or in the attic. If you don't know what I am talking about and you make great use of everything in your house, then hats off to you, just keep that to yourself! I really don't need to be reminded that it is possible!
I cleaned the house last weekend, going a little bit deeper than usual. Pulling everything out from the cabinets and closets, weeding out the things that have not been touched for months or years. See, my husband and I have this tendency to get ourselves into new hobbies, purchase things and then we can not find time to do anything with them. We really want to, though. We really think we can make time for the 101th activity to be squeezed in our already depleted weekends. Then months pass by, nobody makes any move on the new item, because something else has already piqued our interest!
Take my sewing machine for example. I should not even say it is mine because I have never used it since we bought it 6 years ago. My grandma is a top-notch seamstress and she did that for a living many years. I, on the other hand, have not done any particular sewing work and decided that I should have one sewing machine because "oh it is in my blood,and I can do this!". It did not happen that way though, I felt lost because I was stubborn, I thought I should be able to figure it out by just sitting and looking at it, and not take any class, or let my husband show me how to use it! Yes, he knows how to use it (he took a home economics class in the 8th grade after promises of freshly baked cookies at school), and I don't know squat about it. Since then, it has been sitting on the upper shelf of the closet. Not anymore. I took it out, and put it out in the open, made a corner in a room for sewing. If I am still not using it or using and not enjoying it within the next 8-12 months, it will reach the end of its life here in my house and go to somebody else… That is the new resolution for October: If these new hobbies don't stick within a year, the associated material will find a new life in a yard sale, Ebay, Craig's list or Goodwill.
Ok, it is off my chest now! Besides the sewing machine, another thing I went running to buy it when there was a sale was a slow cooker. It even came with a cute mini cooker inside for dips and such! How adorable, I thought! It was a little over year ago. I was planning to make soups, tender roasts and all that yummy stuff with it every week… You know that is one of the fantasies working women have… or that is how they market this thing to you: You prepare everything the night before, set it up before you leave the house in the morning … and Ta-Daaaa …. you come home to a home-cooked meal! Right?
It never happened… I used it only 4 times! ONLY 4 times in all 16 months! And it was mostly on the weekends, because I am not comfortable when I know something is plugged in and cooking at home when I am not there. I am a type of person who checks if I unplugged the iron twenty times before I leave the house in the mornings. I am afraid of fires or causing a fire! And that thing claimed a good bit of space in my little kitchen!
While I was organizing the kitchen, I realized the number of cooking books I have as well. If I am not trying the recipes, what is the use of it? Opened the slow cooker book, started thumbing through the recipes… I guess the fact that it is October, and the fact that there is a tasty beer brewing in the house, I decided to go with a recipe more like an Octoberfest menu! And we loved it. It is a potato-sausage-sauerkraut mix cooked in apple juice!
And I did it the way the slowcooker was supposed to be used: I assembled everything in the morning, and left the house on a Saturday morning. I came home to a home-cooked meal! -Ok, my husband, Jay plugged it in a couple hours later and he was at home the whole time to quell my housefire anxiety! Baby steps, people!
Gotta tell you, this was a great and easy meal and went great with a couple of beers and kicking back with friends on a Saturday night! The first recipe tried from the book (adapted from Better Homes and Garden's Slow Cooker Meals) was a success. Caraway seed definitely gives a different flavor to dishes. Goes well with cabbage!
Hopefully, I will be able to keep up with it. Check back with me in July if you need a sewing machine, a slow cooker, a 88 key keyboard, dark room supplies, various woodworking items and Spanish books. Lightly used, like new!
1. Mix the potatoes, onion, pepper, carrot and sausage.
2. Add apple juice, vinegar, caraway seeds, salt and pepper.
4. Turn the heat to high setting and add sauerkraut. Cook another 30 min. Serve with a crusty bread like Ciabbatta.
I absolutely love using my slow cooker! This sounds like a delicious recipe and one that I'll have to try really soon!
I've heard that crock pots are life savers and produce yummy meals, but every time I use it my food comes out burned – how do you burn stuff in the crock pot?! But I am determined to figure out how to fix it/buy a new one because all I hear about is the slow roasted meats and the tender vegetables that result at the end of the day and it sounds good!


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Single: Pac Div – "First Baptist"
The SoCal Trio Reunites After a 6-Year Hiatus With a Complex-Premiered Psychedelic Single, Sampling The Association's 1967 Hit "Never My Love"
Critical Praise for Pac Div:
"The outrageous, super dope trio from California are back after five years in hiatus." – Okayplayer
"One can't talk about the height of blog era raps and Los Angeles' growing alternative Hip Hop scene without mentioning Pac Div. BeYoung, Like and Mibbs proved the Internet offered unlimited possibilities since they released their debut mixtape, Sealed for Freshness: The Blend Tape" – HipHopDX
"Pac Div has proudly represented the West Coast from the birth of its career, and has done so independently." – Billboard
Building a loyal legion of fans with sophisticated, spiritual, and relatable rap music, Los Angeles trio Pac Div are unsung heroes of West Coast Hip-Hop. Returning with their first new music after a six-year hiatus, Pac Div shares "First Baptist," a standout new single. Flipping a psychedelic sample of 60's classic "Never My Love" by The Association, LIKE, BeYoung, and Mibbs fall right back into the easy chemistry that propelled them to hero status in the L.A. Underground. Trading bars and interacting with the classic sample, the three rappers twist their flows in lockstep with the gauzy instrumental, dwelling on their relationships with God and engaging in Grade-A shit-talk: "So I drink holy water, say my prayers, and go to mass/But if you say something slick, I'll slap the shit out yo' ass." Premiered by Complex, "First Baptist" is the opening salvo in a new chapter in the career of the acclaimed crew, while they prepare their first album since 2012's GMB.
"It feels like we never left," explains LIKE. We're relieved to finally release some of the stuff we've been cooking. More to come!"
Formerly known as Pacific Division, Pac Div formed in the early '00s, when the three members were in high school. Comprised of brothers LIKE and Mibbs and their friend BeYoung, the group first gained attention with Sealed For Freshness (Blend Tape), their debut mixtape, earning comparisons to L.A. legends like The Pharcyde and Freestyle Fellowship. Winning high profile fans such as Snoop Dogg, Questlove, and others, Pac Div built buzz with a series of popular mixtapes. In 2011, Pac Div released their debut album The DiV, which featured production from DJ Dahi and No I.D., and quickly followed it up with GMB, which peaked at #15 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart and debuted at #57 on the Hip-Hop/R&B chart. After GMB, the group focused on solo endeavors–LIKE became an in-demand presence as a rapper and a producer (landing a production credit on "Sing About Me" by Kendrick Lamar), Mibbs released a series of albums with Scoop DeVille (Kendrick Lamar, Snoop Dogg), and BeYoung released a series of mixtapes. Though they pursued separate projects, The Div never forgot their roots–now they are back with a brand new song, with a full album in the cards for later in 2018.
Listen to "First Baptist": https://soundcloud.com/itsthediv/pac-div-first-baptist
Check out the Complex premiere: http://www.complex.com/music/2018/03/pac-div-first-baptist
Please contact Michelle for more info.
The Background:
In line with their church-themed releases over the last decade, Southern California's Pac Div is a holy trinity for colorful, relatable Hip-Hop. Since the mid-2000s, group founders Like, Mibbs, and BeYoung are pioneers to a movement that has since of Hip-Hop passion, accented by storytelling, in a quest for good times, girls, and gear. Five years removed from sophomore album, GMB, the trio reforms like Voltron to own their contributions and give music fans some daily bread with a new album in 2018.
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"First Baptist": https://soundcloud.com/itsthediv/pac-div-first-baptist
"Posted": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oP-vA7KzPjM
GMB: https://open.spotify.com/album/16V5AmvBTXossOkYl0OHTR
"The Return" ft. Ty Dolla $ign: https://soundcloud.com/itsthediv/pac-div-the-return-ft-ty-prod
"Cross Trainers" ft. Kendrick Lamar & Blu: https://soundcloud.com/itsthediv/pac-div-cross-trainers-ft
The DiV: https://open.spotify.com/album/7y1Ixx4VaY8CNv7H3mFx5E


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Joint Stock Company Concern Avrora Scientific and Production Association is one of the leading instrument-making enterprises of the shipbuilding industry of Russia.
Main area of the company's activity is development and manufacturing of integrated systems for automated control of technical facilities of marine and river objects.
At the present day, the JSC Concern Avrora SPA is one of the systemic companies of the shipbuilding industry, carrying out scientific and engineering development up to the standards of the leading world companies.
Concern has all the licenses, certificates, diplomas and attestations required to perform its activities.
training simulators and other electronic facilities for training of crew members.
In order to improve competitiveness of the products, lowering of prices while preserving the high quality characteristics, the Concern has implemented the state-of-the-art design and engineering techniques, including project management systems, computer-aided design systems etc.
JSC Concern Avrora SPA is a unique complex, providing scientific research, engineering, manufacturing, testing and operational support of automated systems. Company ensures upgrading of skills of its employees in the core areas of activity, as well as training of scientific personnel. There is a dissertation board based at the JSC Concern Avrora SPA.
To perform warranty and post-warranty servicing of the systems and complexes in the process of their operation, the Service and Export Center has been created in the Company.
Efficient operation of the representative offices of the Concern in India (Mumbai) and in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (Nha Trang) is an indicator of successful performance abroad.


Having launched the first mid-wheel drive platform to the wheelchair market nearly 30 years ago, Permobil honors that rich tradition with the addition of the M300 to its product line. Developed by Permobil Senior Designers, Mehdi Mirzaie and Bo Engman, the M300 features the ground-breaking, patent-pending Climbing and Traction Link system. With its compact size, the M300 has a tight 20" turning radius, comes with PG 120 amp R-Net electronics and offers two speed packages - 6 MPH standard and 7.5 MPH optional. The M300 also features stylish easy-to-replace swing arm covers made of scratch resistant material, which protect the swing arms from unsightly chips and scrapes. The patent-pending Climbing and Traction Link system connects the drive wheels and casters and performs multiple functions, providing overall stability especially while climbing obstacles and traversing various surfaces. With the Climbing and Traction Link system, the M300 boasts unmatched climbing capabilities - 3" forward and 2" reverse. The large 8" casters and flat-free drive tires with gel inserts help absorb shock, while the solid steel struts lessen the impact of lateral forces. Plus, the Climbing and Traction Link system incorporates an oil-damped shock with a progressive tension spring, so performance can be adjusted to fit an individual's weight and lifestyle needs.
Having launched the first mid-wheel drive platform to the wheelchair market nearly 30 years ago, Permobil honors that rich tradition with the addition of the M300 to its product line.
Developed by Permobil Senior Designers, Mehdi Mirzaie and Bo Engman, the M300 features the ground-breaking, patent pending Climbing and Traction Link system.
With its compact size, the M300 has a tight 20" turning radius, comes with PG 120 amp R-Net electronics and offers two speed packages–6 MPH standard and 7.5 MPH optional.
The M300 also features stylish easy-to-replace swing arm covers made of scratch resistant material, which protect the swing arms from unsightly chips and scrapes.
Easy to maintain, the M300 provides quick access to components and requires no special tools for servicing.
M300 Corpus 3G is an unusually successful combination of maximum maneuverability and superior performance at an uncommonly reasonable price.
Seat to Floor Height: (Elevator) 17.5", (Seat Tube) 17.5", 18.25", 19"
Seat Depths: 14" — 22"
Backrest Heights: 20", 23" — 28"